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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-03-17

This Democratic Administration is
winning the everlasting hatred of the
Republican party. There is too much
of a contrast between its acts and the
practices of the former Administra-
tions. Take the public land question.
Under Republican rule the cattle lords,
the railways, the foreign syndicates
and all sorts of combinations of rings
and grabbers seized upon the public
lands with the aid and by the encour-
agement and solicitation of the party
in power, and that party for years
openly and successfully thwarted all at
tempts either to change the system of
pillage by which the people had been
robbed of their rightful heritage for an
equitable plan of distribution by which
our landless population could obtain
homes, or to reclaim from the gorged
maws of the land rievers their ill-gotten
booty. But what the Republican party
failed and refused to do the Democratic
party has accomplished. 1t has forced
the passage of laws by whose opera
ton hundreds of thousands of acres
have been replaced in the public do
main. Its management of the Public
Land Department has put the grabbers
to route, and brought many of them to
justice. 1t has opened thousands of
acres to entry by the purchase of In
dian reservations, and its recent order
for the plating and opening to settle
ment of the unused military reserva-
tions will put over seven hundred
thousand acres at the command of
those desiring cheap homes. This one
policy of the present administration is
in such broad contrast to the action of
its. Republican predecessors as to make
it immensely popular with the people,
and in corresponding ill-fayor with the
Jim Blaine party Noi7Htlh Erpeyi-
7nent. n,,,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-03-17
THE GAR SERVICE the
.. WABASH RAILWAY

The road bed is keft in splendid condition. The
tracks are all laid with heavy steel rails, and the
last tlme close cotnections and superior accommo-
iatons on the Wabash are unequaed by any Cthey
line. ..-
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-03-17
Chronic Coughs and Colds,

And all diseases of the Throat and
Lungs, can be cured by the use of
Scott's Emulsion, as it contains the
healing virtues, of Cod Liver Oil and
iHypophosphites intheir fullest FORM
Is a beautiful creamy Emulsion, pala-
table'as milk. easily digested, and can
beitakenby the most delicate. Please
read. ~ consider Scotps Emulsion the
remedy par-excellence5 in Tuberculosis
and Stfumous 4Affeetion2 to say moth
ing ofordinary colds and throat trou-
bles. w. r. 81 Connell, M. d.,
Manchester, o. mo
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-03-17
M o r 7 g Il
HH lai ---TO-- r...a
TEACHERS

The Board of School Examiners Of Henry count
Ohio will hold meetings for the examination Of al
plicants for teachers certificates as follows:
a In Basement of Court House in NJ
poleon, Ohio, on the 1st and Sd SatuI
days in March and the 1st and Sd Sat
urdays in April and May, the 1st SAT
urday I'M June, July and August, th'
1st and sd Saturdays in September
and the list and Sd Sal urdays in Octo'
Der, the 1st and Sd Saturdays in Nc
vcmber, ana the list Saturdays in De
cember, January and February.
Evidence of good moral character Will be require
of all candidates. That evidence to be a personal
knowledge of the Examiners concerning the appli-
can't or certificates Of good moral character from
some reliable source. 20
.''' 9d' Mrs. stuEWE2sTED, e' Examiners.
PHILIP O. sCHWAB. lbsggbsW
Feb20-7s.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-03-17
THE GRANT MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

Proposed to Cross the Potomac From
Washington to Arlington.
A recent bin before congress proposes a
unique monument to the memory of Gen.
Grant in the shape Of a bridge across the
Potomac, which would be both ornamental
and useful and a departure from the tower
and statue style of monument. The bill calls
for S50O,C0O toward its construction.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-03-17

A United States Government Dynamiter
and His Work.
Now that the government has contracted
for cruiser capable OF throwing bombs con-
tanning dynamite, weighing 200 pounds, q
distance of mile, the experiments Of Lieut.
z. l. Zalinsky in this matter have about
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-03-17

Beware of frauds. Be sure, yop get
the genuine Lydia Il. Pinkhall's Veg
etaele Compound. It's fame is world
wide.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-26
Personal Mention.

Mrs Ida A. Lively is visiting at Cedar Springs, o.
Mrs. A. A Cady is visiting her son, DR.. Nelson
Cady, Of Logansport.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Guyrnan are at West Baden, and
will stay for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Morrison went TO Maxinkuckee
last evening 70 spend week
Miss Jessie Bassett has gone to Milan, o. to spend
the with her grandparents
W. Fl. Eastman Of Eastman, Schleicher Lee has
gone TO New York business trip.
Mrs W. H. Baker is taking couple Of months va
cation at Aurora, Ill, among friends
Miss Cora Kahn. who is visiting friends IN Craw-
fordsville is expected home tomorrow
Miss Henrietta Schrake leaves this week TO visit rel
stives in Carmenita. southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edwards will leave on Friday
for Wisconsin to spend the month OF July.
Mrs c. +. Kregelo and daughters will go to Wauke-
sha Wis to spend portion of the summer
Nj ard Mrs Eb Shirk of Peru. are visiting Mrs
Shirk's parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Murphy
Miss Sarah Fleishnan. Of Cincinnati is the guest
of Miss Sallie Rosenthal, on North East street.
Mrs James T.. Downey, of Durango. Coli who mas
been visiting her parents Judge and Mrs Julian; dur
inc the past two months left for home asst Week ac-
com panied hv Julian. who has N en- attending
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Mrs. Dora Campbell and daughter, Of Liberty. are
visiting Mrs. Harriet Evans Mrs. Hannah E. Davis
has returned from Italy to her home in Spiceland
Miss Maggie Hernly has returned from Indianapolis.
where sha has been at school for the past year
Mr.. and Mrs @. W. Harvey attended the Moore
Ollie wedding at Greensburg, last week Miss
Laura Hiatt. of Knightstown is visiting New Castle
friends Mrs. D. W. Rinsey who has been visiting
her sister at Huron, OAK. has returned to her
home in this city. Misses Julia Moore
and Minnie Marwood went to Spiceland,
Thursday, 70 attend commencement. Miss Carrie
Mcbride who has been visiting Mrs. III. L. Hernly.
returned to her home in Indianapolis. Mr. aud
Mrs. W. II. Elliott to Greencastle Monday to
attend COMMENCEMENT. Prof d. W. Kerlin and
wife visiting at Richmond. Hiss Carrie Harris
is at Maxinkuckee- Miss Katie Thornburg of Mime
apolis is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong at Richmond, Ky.
Miss Esse Hubbard, of Raysville is visiting New
Castle friends. Mrs. J. G. Crckmore is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. u Keser-- Mrs. A J. Har-
rson, who has been visiting her daughter at Winfield
Kan, returned Monday. Mrs. Marian Oren, of
Farmland. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Jay Mrs. J.
T. Elliott and daughter of Logansport, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shroyer-- Mrs j. w. Rooney
Richmond, is visiting friends in this city Mrs
Eliza Cowels is the guest of friends here Mrs. NJ
Parry. of Minneapolis is here visit Mrs. NJ.
Thomas, of Logansport, is the guest of New Castle
f-o
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Marion.

Miss Reta Babcock, of Columbus o. is visiting
Miss Lucy Goldthwaite. Miss Caroline Hubbard. of
Hartford City, is visiting Miss George Sweetser
Mrs. ID. b. Sweetser entertained large company OF
friends in handsome style Thursday evening =. W.
E. Brown and wife, of Newlan. Kan visited 7. Nj.
Ingle and wife this week Mrs. NJ. Michaels. of
Logausport. is visiting her daughter Mrs. Leo Suss
haurn Mrs. Al B. Shideler. of indianapolis. is Wis
itng her sister Mrs. Robert Horne Miss Gertrude
Maddy has returned to her home at Muncie. after
short visit with Miss Meta Steele Miss Florence
B. Irvine of Mt. Vernon, o.. is visiting her father,
John Irvine, of this place Miss India kimha IS
visiting relatives in Chicago, Misses Maud Edmis
ton and Flora Llard visiting Miss
George Blanchard at Shelbyville- - Mrs.
Judge John Brownlee returned, Thursday. from
Topeka, Kan..-.John L. Thompson and Turner
Overrnan left Wednesday evening, for England.
John T. Bones, of Nebraska, and Miss Emeline
Trout. of this county married on Thursday
morning james Arnold. of South Whitley, il visit
ing Marion relatives Clark Hunt, of North Caro-
lima is visiting Marion friends. after absence OF
ten years The social event of the season was the
reception given by Miss Lucy Goldthwate. on Friday
afternoon and evening. in honor of her guest and
schoolmate, Miss Reta Babcock, of Columbus, y.
About hundred were in attendance.
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Charlottesville.

Mrs. B. F. James and Miss Amy Evans of N ew
port KY. have been visiting at j. r. Bonnels.-.-
Miss Leila Robinson, who has been visiting Miss Ida
Cox has returned to Indianapolis Mrs 3. Brock,
of Bedford. is the guest of her daughter Mrs Henry
Ill. Ed Hills of Wichita Kan. is in the city
Misses BERTHE and Mary White the guests of Miss
Kittie Carroll at Earl Park. Miss Edith Copeland
has returned Rochester Mrs. r. p. Graft of In
dianapois has been visiting Mrs. c. FL. Fiske----
Miss Lulu Symnes is visiting Miss Kate Fisher. at
Orleans Mrs Ed Scott of Lincoln Neb.. is visiting
in this IT. H. 3. Mccain and P; s. Kennedy,
with their wives have been visiting at Westfeld----
Mrs. Charles Tichnor. of Rockville, has been visiting
in this city w. w Mills and wife left for their
home at Marietta o. last Tuesday Mrs. G.. i. Bell
and children visiting in Delaware county New York
Miss Nellie Blair is home from Minneapolis
Mrs. Lew Wallace is suffering from the effects of
spraned ankle Rev. o. a. Hills, of Wooster, o. is
in the city. Prof. j. H. Osborn and family visit
ing cambridge Miss Josie Chambers of Dan
vile, H. is the guest of Miss Minnie Coons Lucky
Baldwin. the California millionaire, is visiting rela-
tives this city Mrs Ezra Voris is visiting at
Danville. H.. Rev. E: ?. Thomson. of Plymouth,
has been visiting his father Mrs. w. 7.
Br lsh is in Kokomo Mrs. W. W. Scott ard chill
dren visiting in Warren. Rev. Foster viii
preach this evening. at the Baptist Church.
TO the workngmen ---E. 2. Taylor. of St Paul.
Mimi is visiting Jere Reeney. Miss Hattie Nc
Even, of Danve, Ill, has been in the city H. S.
Braden and wife at Lake Maxnkuckee- = Miss
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-26

Mrs DR.. Ed Taylor end Miss Mary Webster
visiting friends in New Waverly Ind Mrs. Taylor
Pittman has returned to her home in Chicago after
weeks visit H. s. Scriven, of Columbus, o. visited
friends here the first of the week Miss Adde Par
viz. of Washington Court house. o.. is visiting her
uncle Theodore Parvin. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Murray
are visiting the residence of Dr. Murray of Rich
1nond, Ind. Mr.. Fl. L. Durham. of Dover, n. J., is
visiting his sister Mrs. H. c. Wiley Misses Retta
Mahin and Mary McManama have returned to their
homes in Kokomo-- Mrs. +. D. Helm left for Dem
YER Col, Wednesday Mrs G. A: Starr. of Day
ton o. is visiting the residence of Charles Starr.
Mrs. a. r. Shroyer is visiting friends
in New Castle -. Miss Helen Stuart OF
Delphi, has returned to her home in
that place after week visit with Miss Hannah Pu-
terbaugh- Miss May Holmes has returned to her
home in Delphi. after a weeks visit with Miss Laura
McNutt Mrs. Richard Barcus has returned from
visit with relatives in Fort Wayne Miss Mary
Wright, of the south Side. has returned from visit
with friends in Lafayette Mrs Charles Watts and
Mrs L. S. Purcell of this place, and Miss Marie Bar
nett of Chicago. have to Lake Maxinkuckee for
the Mrs. S. Kuhn. of Cincinnati; is visit,
ing her brother Mr.. Sol. Wise. Wood Hart and
wife visiting friends in Richmond - Stuart Fra
is visiting friends 10 Chicago. Arthur Worth
has returned from months visit with relatives in
Michigan Miss Doll Upton went to Chicago
Thursday Dyke Minthorn is visiting friends in
Royal Center Miss Maggie ODonald. of Peru. who
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-26
Sheibyville.

Mrs. ?. y. Harris is the guest of Connersvilia
friends Miss Flora Pink of indianapolis is visit-
ing her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs J. Levnson----
Mrs John Inflow. who has been visiting in Hamilton.
o. has returned home. Mrs. DR. A. @. selman. OF
indianapolis, visited her son. DR.. John
Selman, the past week. Mrs. J. R. Boards
ley and Ray, Of Elkhart, Ind, ar0s
the guests of her mother, Mrs. NJ NJ. Ray
Miss Bessie Jones is the guest of Miss Sadie Phains
of indiana polls Mrs. Emma McRae. who has beeuS
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Montgomery, has ac-
cepted position in the public schools of Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fleming were in CincinnatE
Wednesday last. :. Mrs. DIR. Slocun1, of Orlando.
Fla. formerly of this place. is the guests
of Miss Eva Stoddard, of East Washington street,.
Miss Grace Blair. of Chicago is the of Mrs. Dam
Naeff Mrs. H. H. jackson and daughter, Miss ADJ
die have reterHed from visit in Rock Springs. XVI
Miss Gertie Blessing is the guest of her sisters
Mrs Beeks, in Chicago Miss Laura Robins WAS
the guest of Miss Mertie Cole. of Morristown LAST
week. They drove over to Greenfield Wednesday TOT
the gas well, and were guests of the Grand -
Mrs. Il. =. Blanchard and twin daughters, Misses
soon. to spend the summer Mrs Il H. Daugherty.i
of Ashland, N c., is the guest of friends here
Messrs. Al Blakely and George Powell and Missess
Ina Thomas and Hattie Smithers drove toS
Rushville on Friday Mrs: Sam Hamilton was in
Brazil, Ind, Thursday, visiting friends Mrs j. ST.
Bergen and daughter visiting relatives in Johnson
county this week Mrs. John Weakey and daugh-
ter Miss Lola at the capital Thur sday- ---
Miss Jessie Carter is tho guest of Miss Graves, os
Greensburg.
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dining table and the larkspurs yellow lilies and elder
blossoms so long out of fashion, evidently thought
their time had come again. Each guest presented
xrth a nosegav of oid.fashioned links. Among those
nresent we're Mrs. Taylor and daughters. Mrs Boyd.
Mrs Adams and Miss Lon Adams Mrs. Evan, Mrs.
Cook and daughters. Mrs. Surbey and Mrs DR..
Hoover.
The Clover Leaf Club gave lawn fete last
Thursday evening. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs
d r. FIeenex No. SIG East Market street The
guests present we're Col. and E. P. Baker. Mr.. and
Mrs VIM Burt. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McAlpin, Mr..
mons. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Swanston Mr.. and Mrs.
Zimmerman Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs p B. Raymond. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Stackhouse. Mr.. and Mrs.
FARRELL Mr. and Mrs. Moore. Misses Swanston,
Leonard. Mccullough Langstaff, Clarp: Worster. of
Keokuk Ia; Mrs Harris and Miss Richardson, of
Ohio: Miss Selnan. of Shebyvile: aud Messrs.
Anderson Clapp. Smith. Dillon. johnson. Hardy,
Zimmerman. and Lee.
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Peru

Misses Carrie and Lizzie Belts viii leave on Tues
day extended visit among friends at Paterson
N. j.. and Long Branch Mrs Graham, of New Az
bany who has been visiting her son. DIR. Graham tor
two weeks mas returned home Mrs. jerome Hertz
and children of Huntington, visiting her mother.
Mrs. Fannie Baer Albert kitner is visiting rea-
tives and friends at Defiance, o.. C. Pollock ac-
companied by his wife left on Monday for trip bys
steamer Macknac via Detroit, Miss Jessie Cox s
entertaining her friend Miss Van Uxen of Chicago
Mrs w. Brooks formerly Miss Lizzie Sheridan. OF
Decatur H.. is visiting her parents here Mr. Pot
ter of the Bearss Hotel is entertaining his SISTERS
Miss Eva. of Wooster. o., and Mr. and Mrs Barnes.
Murphy of Indianapolis, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Shirk, of West Main street
Mrs. Mollie johnson and Miss Emma Mitchell leaves
this week for California, Miss Mitchell for ex-
tended visit and Mrs. johnson for two months /
Mrs. Jarleys wax-works, at the First Presbyterian
Church. this city, Tuesday evening. promises
rich treat those attending Other unique features
are be added toward the OF the entertain
ment Mrs. George Miller returned Tuesday FROM
a visit among friends at St: Louis Thursday even
ing Mrs. Charles Emswiler entertained party OF /
friends in honor of her niece Miss Walker of Indian
apolis Mrs. Frank Bearss is visiting in Chicago.
Miss Fannie Lanilne, of Indianapolis. is spendingI
her vacation here. the guest of her mother Mrs.
E. f. Reasoner and sister. Miss Mace Miranda, havei
returned from their Kansas trip.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-26
EdiuhurR.

Rev. D. A. Kuhn and wife returned home last
Thursday after visit of several weeks in Iowa and
Nebraska John Vaughn. of Whitestown, Ind Wis
ted among relatives here last week E. E. Weikert
and wife of Indianapolis, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Owens last week Miss Hannah Cosby
of Madison, the guest of G.. E. Mayfed and wife
last week. .Theo Marcy returned, last Monday,
from a visit to Bardstown. Ky Mrs. Willis Dckin-
has returned from visit of several weeks to Wa
terloo, Ind Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson and daughter
Edna of Franklin. visited here last Wednesday
Will Griswcl of Brookville Ind, visited relatives
visiting in this city the guest of Mrs r. B. Brown
"A reception given last Friday night, by Mrs
Henry Mailey. which brilliant affair and was
largely attended
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-26
THE STATE AT LARGE.
Cambridge City.

c. NJ. Jackson and wife. of Greenfield spent Sun
dav with Joe Jackson Miss A. lice Bradbury has
turned from a visit with Muncie friends Mrs
Candace Reiman has returned to her home at Sedg
wick Kan. Mrs. Lutte Caypool, of Munce, is Wis
itine her parents Levin Siggett and wife Misses
Lottie Loekhart and Cora Duckworth, for weeks
the guests of Miss Edna Smith started home last
Thursday samuel Hoshour aud wife were visitors
indianapolis this week Misses Gladis Kissel and
Julia Turner of New Castle were the guests of Cam
bridge friends this week. Rev. William B. Parr.
wife and little daughter. of Waterloo, Ind, visited
Cambridge friends this week The marriage of
Frank Walters and Jennie z. Horning at Logansport
june %, is announced. Miss Horning was formerly
teacher in our public schools and has many friends,
who her their best wishes for her happiness
=. Miss Mary Anna Wilson returned to her home at
Liberty Ind, after few weeks visit VITA friends
here - Rev. William Sands. of the Presbyterian
Church, Rushville one of the sneakers at the K p.
picnic, the guest of w. c. Davis on Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Stair is visiting Muncie friends.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-26
kniehtstOwD.

Miss Nell Cook is visiting the Misses Henshaw at
Alexandria. Ind Miss Emma Byerly left last week
for several weeks visit with relatives at Red Oak la.
Mrs Nellie Palmer, of Indianapolis. is visiting
here Miss Minnie Lowry is entertaining her cousin,
Miss Luna Confare of Indianapolis Miss Lena
Vestal is visiting relatives in Lincoln, Neb----
Miss Jennie Shields left last Wednesday for two
months visit with friends in Ottawa Kan. Mrs.
Allen s. White in attendance at the Gates White
wedding. at Cincinnati last Wednesday, DR.. NJ FL.
iourn at Lake Maxinkuckee Miss Nellie Whitesell
entertained Misses Molle Lockhart. of Princeton;
Cora Duckworth. of Mt Vernon and Mollie Drischel.
is visiting her sister at Kalamozoo. Mich. Miss
Clara McGavran and Mr.. J. H. Cunningham. of st.
Paul Mimi, married at the home of the bride
on Thursday afternoon.
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Muncie.

Miss May Heath returned on Wednesday from Gin
cnnati, where she has been attending musical college
Rev G. A. Little is at Union City. and will fill the
pulpit of the Presbyterian Church at that place
Prof J. N. Boss and wife. who have been visiting at
New Philadelphia Ind. returned home Thursday
evening The Nonpareil Club pleasant picnic
party at Inflow Springs. Thursday Mrs; A F. Pat
of Chicago who has been visiting the family of w. L.
Little, returned home Thursday = Mr. and Mrs L.
r. J. Patterson last week. Miss Emma B. Goodin
is visiting relatives in New York city. Mrs Sarah
A Gaf of Rushville, ILL.,. visited her brother. D. r.
Pershing of this city, last week Miss May Mitchell
went to St. Paris o.. Wednesday, with her friend,
Miss Dora Kirk for a visit.
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GreenCastIe.

DIR. A. G. Fry is visiting relatives in Mt. Sterling,
Ky Mrs. G. j. Failey will spend the summer in
New Jersey Captain Lee and daughter Nellie have
returned from visit to Boston and several other
Eastern cities. Misses Holmes andNew and Messrs.
the commencement hop Tuesday eve.C L. Harris
and wife and Miss Jennie Bryant hs returned from
a visit to Kansas Miss Edith Hall has returned
Charles F. Cooper, of ST. Joseph, Mich. and Fred
iiazz-sf of Rockport, Ind. visiting DR.. Fisher
and family Mrs. j. r. Lotshar and daughter have
returned from visit to Covington Ky Miss Ber-
tina Stevenson, of Perdleton. Is visiting Miss Cae
Rudisell. Misses Georgia and Vive Lee. of Craw-
fordsviile are visiting Miss Ida Prater.
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GreeuSburY.

Wiley Case of the Brookvie Democrat. and two
sisters visiting relatives in this city Ed. s. and
VIM. II. Porter have returned from a trip through
Kansas Miss Ella Thomson has returned from
visit Indianapolis Allen Parker, of Charleston,
ILL., spent part of the week here Frank Barger and
wife, of Des Mones. Iowa, are here with friends
Miss Lucreta f. Bonham of Fairfield Ill., is visiting
Miss Maggie Lathrop. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Put
of Garden City Kansas. visited here during the
week. Mrs. Mary D. Snyder has returned to her
home at Baldwin, Kansas
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-26
THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Champaign.

Mrs j. d. Wallace has returned from visit at Pes
oria- Mrs. D. Vineyard visited in Pekin the past
week. Mrs w. Cady. of Bloomington the guest
of her father, A. HARDWOOD, the past week. Miss
Loie Sheaf is visiting cousin at Attica, Ind WIN
Andrews has returned to his home at Harrisburg Pa.
Mrs A b. Baker has gone to Council Bluffs Ia,
to visit her daughter Mrs. j. g. Wadsworth- MISC
Lizzie Jones is spend the with her aunt Mrs.
Collins, at London O----Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Har-
wood have returned from a visit in Massachusetts
Mrs. G. J. Hodges. of Dier. Neb. is spending the
summer in Champaign. Mrs. j. j. Bogardas went
to Chicago Monday. and from thence she will START
Continued Fourth Page.l 81.
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Musical Matters.

Miss Dora Messing will render solos Friday,
July g. at the musical convention matinee lustra
tons of ancient music
Misses Mary feathers and Margaret Kaekey have
returned from Boston where they have been attend
ing the Conservatory of Music for the past year.
Mr. D. A. Eddy a celebrated baritone of Chicago.
was in the city Tuesday. the guest of Mr. and Mrs
D. L. Whittier, of North Meridian street. In the
evening an informal musicale given in his honor,
when few of Mr. and Mrs. Whittier's friends had
opportunity of listening to his fine voice His
lections were new and exquisitely rendered. Mrs.
Enrique Miller, Mrs u. j. Hammond and Mr. w. T.
Barnes sang and Mrs. and Miss Whittier played
piano numbers.